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Speech language pathologists, or SLPs, are highly trained professionals with expertise in diagnosing and treating speech, communication, feeding, and swallowing difficulties. They work with clients to improve speech patterns, pronunciation, vocalization, swallowing, and many more. #SpeechTherapy #CommunicationSkills #SpeechDevelopment #LanguageLearning #SpeechPathology #EarlyIntervention #SLP #SpeechTherapist #LanguageTherapy

Happy National Speech Pathologist Day! If you aren't familiar with them, Speech Language Pathologists do so more than just speech therapy! You may meet with an SLP for a variety of reasons - including laryngopharyngeal reflux. Within an ENT practice, SLP's can play an important role in the assessment of laryngopharyngeal reflux symptoms. Many SLPs value the information Restech pH testing provides. #SLPDay #speech #testbeforeyoutreat

Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) play an important role in helping patients recover during their stay at critical illness recovery hospitals. SLPs evaluate and treat patients who have speech, communication or swallowing disorders. Our SLPs also evaluate patients to determine if they require a communication device. They may recommend traditional or high-tech devices that enhance speech and language skills. Patients with a tracheostomy tube have lost their ability to speak because of the tube. SLPs will often recommend use of a speaking valve which can give patients back their voice allowing them to once again express themselves with their family and care team. To learn more about the Five Whys, please visit: https://lnkd.in/e7mrspsF #criticalcarerecognitionmonth #thefivewhys

Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) play an important role in helping patients recover during their stay at critical illness recovery hospitals. SLPs evaluate and treat patients who have speech, communication or swallowing disorders. Our SLPs also evaluate patients to determine if they require a communication device. They may recommend traditional or high-tech devices that enhance speech and language skills. Patients with a tracheostomy tube have lost their ability to speak because of the tube. SLPs will often recommend use of a speaking valve which can give patients back their voice allowing them to once again express themselves with their family and care team. To learn more about the Five Whys, please visit: https://lnkd.in/e7mrspsF #criticalcarerecognitionmonth #thefivewhys

Ageility Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) treat swallowing problems by advising head and mouth positions, teaching exercises, and identifying the right diets to bring back the joy of eating. We recognize the multifaceted nature of Speech Therapy and celebrate its transformative impact on individuals' lives. Together, let's champion the importance of effective communication in all its forms and acknowledge the contributions of SLPs in promoting holistic health and empowerment! #SpeechLanguageHearingMonth #PeopleFirst

Framing Effect: Shaping Perspectives with Words Imagine standing at a crossroads, faced with two seemingly identical options. One path gleams with promises of success and prosperity, while the other looms with warnings of failure and despair. How do you decide? Welcome to the world of the framing effect which influences the decisions we make and impacts our roles as speech language pathologists In this essay, we talk about how the words we choose can make our jobs more difficult. #speechpathology #speechtherapy

Here are some common phonological processes in typically developing children. Phonological processes are patterns of sound errors that usually resolve as your child gets older. If you are concerned about your child's speech or language, please consult your child's doctor or speech language pathologist.

Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) play an important role in helping patients recover during their stay at critical illness recovery hospitals. SLPs evaluate and treat patients who have speech, communication or swallowing disorders. Our SLPs also evaluate patients to determine if they require a communication device. They may recommend traditional or high-tech devices that enhance speech and language skills. Patients with a tracheostomy tube have lost their ability to speak because of the tube. SLPs will often recommend use of a speaking valve which can give patients back their voice allowing them to once again express themselves with their family and care team. To learn more about the Five Whys, please visit: https://lnkd.in/e7mrspsF #criticalcarerecognitionmonth #thefivewhys

As a Speech Language Pathologist and Audiologist, I'm committed to enhancing global public health through effective communication and hearing care. Advocating for accessible services and raising awareness about the crucial role of communication in overall health. #PublicHealth #SLP #Audiology"